All pretense: abandoned

When they tell you, openly and explicitly, who they are and what they plan to do, you should take their word for it. Your very life could depend on it.

Democrats Are Showing You Who They Are
Believe them.

I had to check the calendar to make sure it wasn’t 1938; then, I had to check the books I owned to make sure they weren’t actually written in German. Once I confirmed it is 2023 and I live in the United States of America, I was left only to shake my head in disgust at what Democrats have exposed themselves to be.

Make no mistake, I never really thought they were great people. The party of slavery, Jim Crow, and segregation isn’t suddenly going to pull a 180 and not be monsters; it’s who they are. They’ve never changed their objectives, only their tactics. Now, their embrace of segregation is done in the name of tolerance, of providing a “safe space” to minorities. But make no mistake, the end result is the same.

That’s the thing about the left – they’ll happily tell you who they are and the horrible things they hold dear; all you have to do is believe them.

The terrorist attack in Israel two weeks ago brought out the worst in the left, but it’s also their true self. You can’t cheer for the wholesale murder of innocent people and “really be a good person, deep down.” No, that’s not how it works. It’s the opposite – they are raging bigots and monsters who manage to tamp it down below the surface most of the time until there’s something to protest or celebrate. It’s really that simple.

I’m not Jewish, and I’m disgusted. I can only imagine the sense of betrayal and horror Jews feel, as friends, neighbors, and colleagues felt so compelled to defend the murderers of Jews, for the express reason that they were Jewish, 24 hours after the attack. The Democratic Socialists of America, who count Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Jamaal Bowman, Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib, Cori Bush, and pretty must every other Nazi scum “progressive” among their ranks and supporter, marched in support of Hamas in New York City, the next day, before there was anywhere near an accurate body count, let alone an understanding of the scale of the evil. They didn’t march against Israel; they marched in favor of Hamas, literally celebrating the paragliders in the posters promoting it.

That’s a special kind of evil.

Twitter, or X, is like a spyglass into the soul of its users. And in support of terrorists and hatred of Jews, X is marking the spot for leftists around the world to show the world their true selves.

These people have shown you who they are. Believe them. Do not hire them, do not say hello to them, or engage at all.

This isn’t about concern for the people of Gaza; Hamas wraps themselves in them and won’t let them move away from areas they operate – which you weirdly don’t hear any condemnation of from these people. Hamas won’t let civilians flee because they don’t want to lose their human shields, and have you heard anyone on the left express disgust about it?

This isn’t about criticism of Israel – complain about them all you want, no one, and nothing is above being called out when they’re wrong on things. But to claim concern for life while expressing none for murdered Jews; to claim concern for life while not condemning the expressed murderers of innocent, unarmed civilians has no concern for life.

The old truism comes into play here: Some people just need killing. Ultimately, then, it isn’t so much about “concern for life” as it is choosing sides—it’s either Good or Evil, there are no others. Once decent, civilized people have witnessed Evil showing itself for what it truly is, it’s not even really a choice. By definition, Good must stand in opposition to it, if only rhetorically. As I said here a week ago:

Contrary to the shitlib catechism, there in fact ARE White Hats and Black Hats in this poor world. Not all things are shaded in the drab grey they prefer; comfortable and reassuring as they may find it in theoretical terms, uncertainty, endless self-recrimination, and arrière-pensée are extremely dangerous in practical terms as a response to acts of bloody-minded horror and cruelty. Good and evil DO exist, and sometimes decent people must call upon their native good judgement, rectitude, and strength of will so as to distinguish one from the other, then to conduct themselves appropriately in support of the Good.

And so here we all are. Thanks to some extremely foolhardy choices by our political “leadership," Evil is no longer geographically confined to its historical lair in some far-flung locale. It has been brought here to live cheek-by-jowl with us; it walks our very streets, has secured a beach-head for itself in our cities, our towns, our neighborhoods, even. Our federal institutions and agencies are rife with this particular Evil; our culture has contorted itself into veritable Gordian knots so as to accommodate it.

No longer can Americans think themselves reasonably safe from attack thanks to having two great oceans standing guard between Us and Them. Adherents to the malignant ideology in total control of our central Superstate—hostile, treacherous, irrational, destructive through and through—have willfully brought Evil into our very midst, for nefarious purposes of their own. This sad fact, if nothing else, means the current conflict in Gaza is not our war. But post-9/11, none but a fool (or a rabid Jew-hater) can argue that it isn’t our concern. Thanks to the shitlib Left, Americans will soon enough have its own war to fight right here at home. There’s no need to go out looking for one.